Spectrum Physics Classes

Being on Ghoddod Road means we deal with a lot of noise from the Surat traffic. Our rooms are in the Classic Complex, specifically 509 and 510. It’s a bit of a climb if the elevator is acting slow, which happens more often than I’d like. We are right near Parle Point, so it’s easy for people to find us at least. Inside, it’s mostly just rows of benches and stacks of physics papers. The walls are a plain off-white color and we’ve got some diagrams pinned up here and there. Physics can be a tough subject, so we try to keep the atmosphere pretty calm. Most days involve a lot of writing on the board and clearing off the old dry-erase marks. It gets pretty humid here in Surat, so the AC units are always working hard. We have a small corner where we keep our files and the daily attendance register. Usually, I’m the one sorting out the schedules for the week. There is a lot of light coming through the windows in the afternoon. You can see the shops across the street from the fifth floor. It’s a busy building with other offices too, so there’s always people coming and going in the hallways. We just keep our door open and stay focused on whatever chapter we are covering that day. It’s a practical space for learning.